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  • #481
  • Apr 1, 2018 4:32am Apr 1, 2018 4:32am
Quoting Bionics
{quote} Hello palpite, Thank you for your nice statement, I was very happy. Our life is already complicated enough, everyone tried with many unnecessary foreign words to represent his knowledge credible. The more complicated the statements are, the smarter the author feels about this unnecessary presentation. He does not reach his goal. One goal should be that everyone also understands the statements. "Simflify your life" also means to easily portray complex issues. Actually, there are only two ways to trade in the long term. Up or down, end of...

This is stage i'm today " Conscious incompetence ". I need control my emotional and not open many trades in the same point, after fix this problem, i can create 1 good risk management and start the next step. " Conscious competence " wait for me, i'm coming.

Conscious incompetence

Here you realize that you are currently not equipped with the best knowledge in this field. You become aware of your incompetence and it hurts. That puts you under pressure!
Together we can be strongest
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  • #482
  • Apr 1, 2018 8:22am Apr 1, 2018 8:22am
Quoting palpite
{quote} This is stage i'm today " Conscious incompetence ". !
Hello palpite,

Good things take some time. That will be ....

best regards
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  • #483
  • Apr 1, 2018 9:59am Apr 1, 2018 9:59am
Quoting Bionics
{quote} Hello Trader Waldo, as desired some pictures of my new trading unit. It took at least 2 days to rebuild everything. The centerpiece is now a 55 inch monitor positioned in the middle of my workstation. Ultra HD resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels. {image} The advantage is that you can display 4 screen views on the large monitor. Thus, it is possible to display a total of up to 11 large screens. {image} I am very enthusiastic about the individual presentation. Especially in the smaller time units can thus easily represent larger periods. That gives...
Hm?!? I trade with an old desktop pc and a 19 zoll monitor. Next step is to reduce the size of the desktop pc to something like an developer board.
And i am happy with my results ...
Perfection is the enemy of good enough!
  • #484
  • Apr 1, 2018 12:56pm Apr 1, 2018 12:56pm
Quoting MichaelSch
{quote} Hm?!? I trade with an old desktop pc and a 19 zoll monitor. Next step is to reduce the size of the desktop pc to something like an developer board. And i am happy with my results ...
Hello Michael,

I agree with you absolutely. To succeed, you do not need a 55-inch screen, but experience and a very good strategy. At the beginning of my trader career, I also started with two small screens. But after many trading years, I searched for and found a relief for my daily trading. As I wrote in some previous blogs, trading beginners should refrain from such trading desk and focus on trading first. I am very pleased that you act successfully, because this convenience is unfortunately only a small part of the traders reserved.

I wish you a happy Easter in the circle of the family

best regards
Michael
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  • #485
  • Apr 1, 2018 1:50pm Apr 1, 2018 1:50pm
Quoting Bionics
{quote} Hello Michael, I agree with you absolutely. To succeed, you do not need a 55-inch screen, but experience and a very good strategy. At the beginning of my trader career, I also started with two small screens. But after many trading years, I searched for and found a relief for my daily trading. As I wrote in some previous blogs, trading beginners should refrain from such trading desk and focus on trading first. I am very pleased that you act successfully, because this convenience is unfortunately only a small part of the traders reserved....
I wish also happy eastern and a good time with your family.

Grüsse

Michael
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  • #486
  • Apr 2, 2018 2:11am Apr 2, 2018 2:11am
I see EUR in range with a smart curve to sink like the titanic. As we look on EURCHF we can spot we a near to recover the hard drop. Hm? Is EURUSD in range as long as we have in EURCHF the mariana trench behind us? Who knows? Better not will know and react more on that what we can see. EURUSD trade longterm again if we have a real direction or we can not without, reduce risk to minimum.
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  • #487
  • Apr 2, 2018 3:51am Apr 2, 2018 3:51am
Quoting MichaelSch
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Hello MichaelSch

Thank you for your contribution and for your assessment. Every trader here at FF has an opinion on currency pairs and their history. This could be discussed for hours, but is counterproductive because every trader has his strategy as long as is right until he is taught by the market for the better.

Because I'm a Swingscalper, long-term trends are less important to me. I act according to the microeconomic principle of supply and demand. When does supply dominate demand or when does demand dominate supply? For that, I do not need any indicators, just the self-drawn resistance lines. Nevertheless, I am working with interesting auxiliary indicators from noteworthy programmers like Hanover or Nicholishen, who help me to analyze currency strengths, candle strengths and trend strengths. From this I form a picture that facilitates my decisions in the area of supply and demand. With this principle, I have been working for many years as a full-time CFD Scalper. In FF, in early 2018, I published my first post to share with successful traders and to share information with people who want to benefit from this system.

As you've probably determined, the forex market is profitable for very few traders. I can only congratulate you if you belong to the category of profitable traders.
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  • #488
  • Apr 2, 2018 1:28pm Apr 2, 2018 1:28pm
Where goes the journey to Easter?


Hello dear traders,

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My assessment on March 23 (blue arrow) that the course goes up and cuts my green line, went well. This week I made an assessment that now the red line is touched again. The trend is there, but the line has not been touched yet. Not all of my assessments are so accurate after a forecast, but the odds get better every day. This has nothing to do with luck, but is the consequence of demand and supply of the market. One more reason to deal with it more intensively in the future. What happens next?

A song by Bob Dylan: Blowin 'in the Wind describes it quite well. "The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. The answer is blowing in the wind. "That means nobody knows the future. But I once looked at the individual units of time and formed an opinion.

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In the 1M, 5M and D range, there is a tendency to move up. In the 15M and 4H range there is a sideways tendency and the 30M, 1H, W1 and MN show a downward bias for me. That could mean that we could see a pullback up in the downtrend. However, if we look at which range (1.2475) the supply dominates demand, one could assume that only from 1.2185 onwards will demand dominate supply.

In the course of pullback, if the red line turns sharply down the price, the downward trend could become stronger. The 1.2475 trend was very strong and the last pullback weak. The tendency in the individual time units tends rather downwards.

This could change quickly, however, if a big player comes up with the idea to once again hunt up the price to get a better starting price for the downtrend.

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The best way to be prepared against all eventualities is the following idea. Take your 6 most important time units and identify all the Equilibrium there. Record the resistance lines and observe the course of the course in all time units at the same time. If the price hits a resistance level defined by you in 4 time units at the same time, there is a high probability that your plan will work out.

This is unfortunately not a guarantee, but a significant improvement of possible probabilities in your favor. And that's where it matters to improve the odds in your favor.

I wish you a happy Easter and: "May the course be with you"

best regards
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  • #489
  • Apr 3, 2018 10:37am Apr 3, 2018 10:37am
ESMA: An immoral offer!

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Hello dear traders,

As already described last week in the Post 476 (ESMA "What does the moon care if a dog barks at him"), from the middle of the year the restrictions of ESMA are expected to take effect. The brokers are terrified of losing massive customers and are now trying to do everything possible to keep the customers. In doing so, all registers of creativity are drawn.

Here is a small excerpt from an offer from a broker. The name of the broker does not matter here, as it is a group of brokers who follow this path.

"European regulators have announced minimum margin installments for residential customers. Currently they are considered private investors. European regulators have announced restrictions on the sale of certain products to retail customers due to come into force in early July. That means minimal entry margin rates between 3% and 20% depending on the investment class at CFD. If you meet the regulatory criteria and choose to be treated as a professional client, these rules will not apply to you. However, they lose other legal protections. "
"Your Benefits as a Professional Customer Our margin rates will soon increase by up to 900% as a professional client would not be affected by margin rates. In addition, you would receive a 10% discount on their current margin rates. Some products and features will only be accessible to professional customers. As a professional customer, you must, among other things, forego the following FCA / BaFin protective measures. "
"Nachzuspflicht: as a professional customer, the negative balance protection is not for them. You are required to make additional payments if your account is in negative balance. "
"Restrictions on CFD and Binary Options: Regulators have imposed leverage and other measures to protect private customers. If you choose to be a professional customer, we are under no obligation to limit your account in this way, so these protections and any future measures will not apply to them. "


Conclusion:

Is not that great. The brokers can keep their cash cow and can even save the very expensive hedging of the additional repayment obligation. There are a few percent on the margin rate.

The question should be: Can any trader be upgraded to a professional trader? If this is possible, ESMA's duty of care has driven the private trader into long-term ruin rather than protected him. Congratulations.

That means you trade with an already expensive product CFD (compared to the futures) and lose the previously legal protection of the margin requirement.
Imagine you have $ 10,000 on the brokerage account. You place 1 contract buy order in the EURCHF with a stop of 20 pip. On January 15, 2015, the EURCHF fell from 1.20 to 0.97 within a few seconds. (2,200 pip). The stop was unable to grip.

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At the time, your account was down € 22,000.
With today's no repayment obligation laws, your account would be $ 0, but you would not be required to pay $ 12,000
If you now enter the broker's new offer, your account would be at $ 0 and you should pay € 12,000.
I would strongly advise against beginners of this offer.

Important:
That such an EURCHF situation repeats is quite unrealistic, but there is a likelihood. Of course, today you could use a guaranteed stop that prevents the worst. However, the terms are very bad for most traders.

If the spread was lowered by 50%, you could think twice. However, there are still brokers who offer a spread of 0.5 at no additional cost and have no repayment obligation. Such a broker is to be found in the future.

Which solution is there?

1. Continue to act on the requirements of ESMA
2. Change to the Futuremarkt
3. Seek brokers offering higher margin rates with no repayment obligation.

For beginners with little money, there is only solution 1 and 3.
For the advanced, there is really only the solution 2. The courses are better and the prices cheaper. The risk remains the same.
Until June there is still time to find a new broker, now comparisons have to be made to continue in the future.

best regards
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  • #490
  • Apr 3, 2018 11:15am Apr 3, 2018 11:15am
Hello dear traders,

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The EURUSD has now reached a significant point again. Demand strongly dominates supply in this zone. This can be seen very well from the blue circle. The question now is how strong and how far the pullback goes up. At present, an equilibrium is created. After that there should be a decision. As already written: If the price breaks down sharply and then the red line acts as a strong resistance, I see the 1.19 as the next target. Now we wait for the possible pullback.

best regards
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  • #491
  • Apr 5, 2018 7:27am Apr 5, 2018 7:27am
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How do I find the best broker for me?


Dear Traders,

When looking for the right broker, there are many hurdles to overcome. Not the cheapest broker is always the best. First of all, your investment behavior is a decisive criterion. As a scalper, spreads should be cheap and no further costs should be incurred. As a long-term trader, spreads can be less critical.
The right price performance ratio determines the right broker. Here is an example of what to look for in a CFD broker:

Accuracy of the courses
Analyzes aids
Arbitrage
Bankruptcy protection Internet comparison broker
Bonus
Capital gains tax
Customer Service
Demo account
Deposit guarantee
Deposit payment
ECN or STP
Execution time order placement
Fees Commission
Guaranteed stops,
Hedging
Lever
Margin
Margin Braids
Mini contracts
Minimum deposit
Minimum distance stop loss
Platforms
Real-time price
Regulation and location of the broker
Requotes
Rollover
Size of the broker
Slippage
Speed data transmission of the courses
Spreads
Stop and limitorder
Tradable products of your broker
Training

I once picked out the most important things for me.

For me natural conditions:

ECN/STP(DMA broker), deposit guarantee, no fees commission, good products: important to me dollar index, bankruptcy protection, capital gains tax is not withheld, good customer service, small margin, MT4 and MT5 platform, good realtime price, regulation of the broker, low requotes / Slippage, individual lever up to 400, low margin and the possibility of a guaranteed stop loss.

As a Scalper, I act almost only the majors and in more than 60% of the EURUSD, low spreads are required.
I've seen and tested a few brokers over the years, but there are so many brokers that no representative statement can be made here.
Unfortunately, there is no broker that meets all of my criteria so I opted for two brokers. IG Markets and Active Trades. Both combine my required criteria.

IG Markets is one of the oldest and largest brokers in existence. They offer a guaranteed stop loss, but it costs a lot of money, especially if you work as a scalper with only 4-7 pip stops. Then pay extra for a guaranteed stop is too expensive. The spread is quite expensive at 0.8 -1, but cheaper than many others. Unfortunately, the spread in volatile phases often rises to 1.5 in EURUSD, which is outrageous. Stop and Limitorder must be at least 5 Pip from the current course in the Metatrader, for me much too high. The accuracy of the courses is ok in volatile phases, the execution time is too slow. The stop loss must be at least 5 pip away, which is unacceptable. The speed data transmission of the courses is acceptable. The customer service is excellent. The lever goes up to a maximum of 200, no MT5, no dollar index. IG Markets has a very good internet platform and works very professionally. Basically for my needs a recommended broker.

Active Trades is a very interesting Swiss broker founded in 2001. The spread is very cheap at 0.5-0.7. In volatile phases it goes to 0.8 in the EURUSD, that's ok. Stop and Limitorder can be 0 Pip in the Metatrader from the current price, which is absolutely top. The accuracy of the courses is top in volatile phases, the execution time may suffer a bit. The stop loss can be 0 pip from the current price, which is exemplary. The speed data transmission of the courses is exceptionally good, often better than IG. The customer service, however, is not as good as IG. The lever goes up to a maximum of 400 and thus a 50% smaller margin than IG. No requotes guaranteed. With the MT5, the execution speed is once again significantly increased and in addition to the dollar index, there are other interesting courses. The internet platform is acceptable. Basically for my needs a recommended broker.

As a Scalper I have a broker for guaranteed stops and a broker for my daily business.

Important addition:

However, my opinion is not representative, as it applies only to me only in the CFD area. I am not married to these brokers and if I find a new broker that better meets my required criteria, I will not hesitate to use this broker for my business in the future. Especially with regard to the new ESMA regulations.

But I'll show you a solution with which you can find your personally best broker.

Basically you can compare most things on the internet, but you have to be careful. On the internet, there are always sites where brokers are allegedly compared independently. In 90% of the cases you can forget that. The websites are financially supported by many brokers. Forget about the comparisons, they are usually useless. In addition, there are often things that are uninteresting for a trader.

When winter tires are tested in Germany it is interesting for me how fast a winter tire slows down in ice and snow and how it reacts with aquaplaning. How fast it wears off or how high the noise level is, is not interesting for me. So I look for the best tires and then look for the best price performance ratio. These tires are my personal winner.

Create an Excel spreadsheet with the points that matter most to you. Then compare the brokers with each other. The best will win.
Unfortunately, one thing you can hardly compare: this is the speed of data transmission of the courses. Thus, the execution times of the order placements and the requotes / slippage are also related.

There is a simple trick for that.

Get one or two demo accounts from your chosen broker and create a new MT4 account. Then load my 7Zip packed indicators and the associated template into your old and your new demo accounts. Then you can compare the data flow, the spread and the prices.
That looks something like this:

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The rows of numbers move very fast and you can easily see the data flow.

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On the top right you can see the S-KG Buyer Seller indicator. Developer: saronko high impact Member FF, Thanks to Kang Gun source code and FerruFx advice
The indicator, reacting quickly to price change. In addition, a current price indicator and the spread was incorporated. Since a lot of indicators are installed in the Metatrader, the S-KG Buyer Seller indicator moves a bit slower. You should therefore only install my three indicators for your test comparison.

Then look at how fast the numbers are moving and how the price behaves. This allows you to quickly compare the transmitted data flow of the brokers.
You will be amazed at the differences that can be identified and then finally make a good decision on your other criteria.

Please note that this comparison only applies to the CFD area and options or futures are excluded.

In my post 264 you can get more information about the other indicators.
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...0#post10767050


I wish you much success in the search and hope that these tips will help you a little bit.

Best regards

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  • #492
  • Apr 5, 2018 8:11am Apr 5, 2018 8:11am
Hello Michael,
thank you very much for the very important information

Klaus
  • #493
  • Apr 5, 2018 8:42am Apr 5, 2018 8:42am
Quoting skipper13
Hello Michael, thank you very much for the very important information Klaus
Hello Klaus,

I'm glad that you benefit from the information, I am currently testing various brokers in Australia, let's see what comes out.

best regards
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  • #494
  • Apr 5, 2018 8:44am Apr 5, 2018 8:44am
Dear Traders,

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with my guess and assessment from the yellow arrow, I was about right. I estimated that the course will run to my marked green lines and then return to the red lines. The green lines have reached the course, is even something above it. The red line was now broken strong. Now the course should go down a bit. If he then shoots up and bounces off the red line, the next range for me is 1.19, possibly even 1.179. In the area 1.2186 there is a demand market, which means that demand dominates the supply. There could be a pullback there. Of course, sooner or later. If the price is rejected in the range of 1,227 (red lines), we would have to see a nice downtrend. However, every day there are many ways for a Scalper with the Equilibrium.

I wish you success.

best regards
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  • #495
  • Apr 5, 2018 9:01am Apr 5, 2018 9:01am
Quoting Bionics
ESMA: An immoral offer! {image} Hello dear traders, As already described last week in the Post 476 (ESMA "What does the moon care if a dog barks at him"), from the middle of the year the restrictions of ESMA are expected to take effect. The brokers are terrified of losing massive customers and are now trying to do everything possible to keep the customers. In doing so, all registers of creativity are drawn. Here is a small excerpt from an offer from a broker. The name of the broker does not matter here, as it is a group of brokers who follow this...
With futures, those holding your CHF example, would you be writing a check to the futures broker?

Thanks
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  • #496
  • Apr 5, 2018 9:51am Apr 5, 2018 9:51am
Quoting RedWingFan
{quote} With futures, those holding your CHF example, would you be writing a check to the futures broker? Thanks
Hello RedWingFan,

Thank you for your question, which I would like to answer in more detail.

When the EURCHF experienced this slump, there was still no protection for the brokers in the CFD area. In the futures market, you are a professional trader on the move, and you can do without stops when you're ready to take the risk. Many traders who had witnessed this slump did not have to repay their debts, as the broker went bankrupt, too. Nevertheless, the insolvency administrator could demand this debt from the traders. When you are trading in the stock market environment, you have to be aware of the risks and adjust your actions to the market and its assets that you are willing to risk. If I had been affected, I would have paid my debts, as I am aware of the risk. Since I do not trade the EURCHF, I was certainly lucky. Every futures trader has the same risk. In the last 2 years, the Europeans in the CFD area were lucky that there were no back payments. In America, high-lever CFDs have long been banned. Since Europe is 5 - 10 years behind the Americans, we now get the same regulations in June 18. The only difference is that Europeans can still switch to countries that are not subject to the ESMA rules. In my opinion, there will also be an end from 2020 onwards. Americans have a much better stock market experience than anyone else. This is already proven by the six main currency pairs in which the dollar is represented everywhere. These 6 first currency pairs make up about 2/3 of the total turnover of all currencies. The EURUSD comes first with 23-25%, almost the same as the other currency pairs combined. Now you could say that's because of the strong dollar, but the dollar is not that strong at the moment. But it's one of the most interesting currencies, at least for me.

I hope I could answer your question.

Greetings and good luck to you.
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  • #497
  • Apr 6, 2018 9:21am Apr 6, 2018 9:21am
Hello dear traders,

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As you can see very well, the course is as expected further down. At the beginning of March (blue circle 1) demand dominated the supply to circle 2 where a small equilibrium was created. Watch the circle 3 in parallel. It is in this area that demand dominated supply to Circle 4. This is where Equilibrium is emerging in view of Powell's speech.

The course would have had to run down more clearly for me, to the point 5. If he had then shot high and strong rebounded at the point 4, I would rather see the 1.19 than at the present time.

This zone now decides whether the course is now once again running to the middle of 1.235 or is now strongly rejected by the red line. In the current zone, we still see a supply market at point 2, which, however, was heavily rejected again at 1.235.
In the 1.231, 1.233 and 1.235 ranges supply dominates demand.

Perhaps during the Powell speech, the price could be pushed up into one of these zones and then turned down sharply. Then in Zone 5 a strong demand would be expected again. Then I wait again for a pullback to the red zone. Then the ride may then go down.

So it could be exciting today. So take a seat and do not forget to strap on, the ride could be a bit uncomfortable.

I wish you success.
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  • #498
  • Apr 7, 2018 7:02am Apr 7, 2018 7:02am
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  • #499
  • Apr 9, 2018 12:58pm Apr 9, 2018 12:58pm
Hello dear traders,

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on Friday 17:20 CET I (where the blue arrow is) made the following statement:

The course would have had to run down more clearly for me, to the point 5. If he had then shot high and strong rebounded at the point 4, I would rather see the 1.19 than at the present time This zone now decides whether the course is now once again running to the middle of 1.235 or is now strongly rejected by the red line. In the current zone, we still see a supply market at point 2, which, however, was heavily rejected again at 1.235.
In the 1.231, 1.233 and 1.235 ranges supply dominates demand. Perhaps during the Powell speech, the price could be pushed up into one of these zones and then turned down sharply. Then in Zone 5 a strong demand would be expected again. Then I wait again for a pullback to the red zone. Then the ride may then go down.

I admit Powell had not exerted much pressure, but the course went up and continued today what he should have done on Friday.

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As you can see, equilibrium is a good way of defining future resistance zones. The three zones are yellow which I determined for me on Friday at 17:20 CET. Even though I often manage to anticipate the course correctly, it is not up to me but the Equilibrium. The point is that with the help of the Equilibrium one increases the probability of being able to determine turns more precisely. If you look at the red, green and gray lines on slide 1, which incidentally were drawn in early March by me is still interesting.

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At the moment we are in a zone where supply dominates demand, this zone could soon push the price down again. At the moment we are back in an equilibrium. For me, the red and green zones are still important for long-term price development. The situation looks favorable for a price target of up to 1,119, but much can change that.

Best regards
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  • #500
  • Apr 11, 2018 11:12am Apr 11, 2018 11:12am
Hello dear traders,

As you can see we are still in a big equilibrium within my marked range (red and green lines).

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With the help of the blue arrows I once tried to document the supply market and demand market.

Arrow down: Offer dominates demand.
Arrow up: Demand dominates the offer.

Offer is currently dominating demand, but we already have two demand zones.
It remains exciting and maybe the course now manages to get over the red or the green zone sustainably. Then we would be out of the month's equinibrium.
I wish you a nice evening

best regards
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